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Investing in Quality AC Filters

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Want an air filter that catches viruses? Look for one that can remove particles as small as 0.1-1 um.

This entry was posted in Pittsburgh on June 1, 2023 by femmefrugality.

5 Ways to DIY Custom T-Shirts with Style

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Whether you’re looking to save a buck on your own wardrobe or want to start a new side hustle, these DIY custom t-shirt strategies can help you reach your goals.

This entry was posted in Ways to Make Money, Ways to Save Money on May 10, 2023 by femmefrugality.

Where Are They Now? Nour Naas of The Feminist Financial Handbook

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We’re catching up with the women featured in The Feminist Financial Handbook! This week Nour Naas joins us to share where her life’s journey has led her over the past five years.

This entry was posted in Money Management, Think on April 17, 2023 by femmefrugality.

Where Are They Now? Heather Watkins from The Feminist Financial Handbook

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We’re catching up with the women featured in The Feminist Financial Handbook! First up is Heather Watkins.

This entry was posted in Money Management, Think on April 10, 2023 by femmefrugality.

Myth Busting Women’s Banking for Women’s History Month

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Fact or fiction: Was it illegal for women to hold bank accounts in their own name prior to the 1960s?

This entry was posted in Money Management, Think on March 6, 2023 by femmefrugality.

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